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KS 60 E

Festool GmbH

Wertstraße 20

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Zug- und Kappsäge

Circular cross-cut saw

Scie guidée

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(T-Nr.)

KS 60 E 10006965, 200113

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Festool GmbH

Wertstr. 20, D-73240 Wendlingen

GERMANY

Wendlingen, 2018-08-23

Dr. Wolfgang Knorr

CTO

Ralf Brandt

Head of Standardization & Approbation

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Contents

1 Symbols.....................................................20

2 Safety warnings.........................................20

3 Intended use..............................................23

4 Technical data........................................... 23

5 Machine features...................................... 23

6 Operation...................................................24

7 Settings......................................................25

8 Working with the power tool.....................27

9 Service and maintenance..........................30

10 Accessories............................................... 31

11 Environment..............................................32

1 Symbols

Symbol Significance

Warning of general danger

Risk of electric shock

Read operating instructions and

safety notices!

Wear ear protection.

Wear protective gloves.

Wear a dust mask.

Wear protective goggles.

Do not look directly at the light.

Do not dispose of as domestic waste.

Direction of rotation of saw and the

saw blade

Saw blade dimensions

a ... Diameter

b ... Locating bore

Tip or advice

Handling instruction

Safety class II

Disconnect from the power supply!

Symbol Significance

Hazardous area! Keep hands away!

Warning: Hot surface!

Risk of pinching fingers and hands!

Danger of injury by free-moving saw

blade

2 Safety warnings

2.1 General safety instructions for power

tools

WARNING! Read all safety warnings, in

structions, illustrations and specifica

tions provided with this power tool. Failure to

follow all instructions listed below may result in

electric shock, fire and/or serious injury.

Save all warnings and instructions for future

reference.

The term "power tool" used in the safety in

structions refers to mains-powered power tools

(with power cable) or battery-powered power

tools (without power cable).

2.2 Safety instructions for mitre saws

– Mitre saws are intended to cut wood or

wood-like products, they cannot be used

with abrasive cut-off wheels for cutting

ferrous material such as bars, rods, studs,

etc. Abrasive dust causes moving parts

such as the lower guard to jam. Sparks

from abrasive cutting will burn the lower

guard, the kerf insert and other plastic

parts.

– Use clamps to support the workpiece

whenever possible. If supporting the

workpiece by hand, you must always keep

your hand at least 100 mm from either

side of the saw blade. Do not use this saw

to cut pieces that are too small to be se

curely clamped or held by hand. If your

hand is placed too close to the saw blade,

there is an increased risk of injury from

blade contact.

– The workpiece must be stationary and

clamped or held against both the fence

and the table. Do not feed the workpiece

into the blade or cut “freehand” in any

way. Unrestrained or moving workpieces

could be thrown at high speeds, causing in

jury.

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– Push the saw through the workpiece. Do

not pull the saw through the workpiece. To

make a cut, raise the saw head and pull it

out over the workpiece without cutting

start the motor, press the saw head down

and push the saw through the workpiece.

Cutting on the pull stroke is likely to cause

the saw blade to climb on top of the work

piece and violently throw the blade assem

bly towards the operator.

– Never cross your hand over the intended

line of cutting either in front or behind the

saw blade. Supporting the workpiece

“cross handed” i.e. holding the workpiece

to the right of the saw blade with your left

hand or vice versa is very dangerous.

– Do not reach behind the fence with either

hand closer than 100 mm from either side

of the saw blade, to remove wood scraps,

or for any other reason while the blade is

spinning. The proximity of the spinning saw

blade to your hand may not be obvious and

you may be seriously injured.

– Inspect your workpiece before cutting. If

the workpiece is bowed or warped, clamp

it with the outside bowed face toward the

fence. Always make certain that there is

no gap between the workpiece, fence and

table along the line of the cut. Bent or war

ped workpieces can twist or shift and may

cause binding on the spinning saw blade

while cutting. There should be no nails or

foreign objects in the workpiece

– Do not use the saw until the table is clear

of all tools, wood scraps, etc., except for

the workpiece. Small debris or loose

pieces of wood or other objects that contact

the revolving blade can be thrown with high

speed.

– Cut only one workpiece at a time. Stacked

multiple workpieces cannot be adequately

clamped or braced and may bind on the

blade or shift during cutting.

– Ensure the mitre saw is mounted or

placed on a level, firm work surface be

fore use. A level and firm work surface re

duces the risk of the mitre saw becoming

unstable.

– Plan your work. Every time you change the

bevel or mitre angle setting, make sure

the adjustable fence is set correctly to

support the workpiece and will not inter

fere with the blade or the guarding sys

tem. Without turning the tool “ON” and with

no workpiece on the table, move the saw

blade through a complete simulated cut to

assure there will be no interference or dan

ger of cutting the fence.

– Provide adequate support such as table

extensions, saw horses, etc. for a work

piece that is wider or longer than the table

top. Workpieces longer or wider than the

mitre saw table can tip if not securely sup

ported. If the cut-off piece or workpiece

tips, it can lift the lower guard or be thrown

by the spinning blade.

– Do not use another person as a substitute

for a table extension or as additional sup

port.Unstable support for the workpiece

can cause the blade to bind or the work

piece to shift during the cutting operation

pulling you and the helper into the spinning

blade.

– The cut-off piece must not be jammed or

pressed by any means against the spin

ning saw blade. If confined, i.e. using

length stops, the cut-off piece could get

wedged against the blade and thrown vio

lently.

– Always use a clamp or a fixture designed

to properly support round material such

as rods or tubing. Rods have a tendency to

roll while being cut, causing the blade to

“bite” and pull the work with your hand into

the blade.

– Let the blade reach full speed before con

tacting the workpiece. This will reduce the

risk of the workpiece being thrown.

– If the workpiece or blade becomes jam

med, turn the mitre saw off. Wait for all

moving parts to stop and disconnect the

plug from the power source and/or re

move the battery pack. Then work to free

the jammed material. Continued sawing

with a jammed workpiece could cause loss

of control or damage to the mitre saw.

– After finishing the cut, release the switch,

hold the saw head down and wait for the

blade to stop before removing the cut-off

piece. Reaching with your hand near the

coasting blade is dangerous.

– Hold the handle firmly when making an in

complete cut or when releasing the switch

before the saw head is completely in the

down position. The braking action of the

saw may cause the saw head to be sudden

ly pulled downward, causing a risk of in

jury.

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2.3 Further safety instructions

– Only use saw blades that correspond to

the specifications for intended use. Saw

blades that do not fit correctly with the as

sembly parts will run unevenly and may

cause fragments to break off from the ma

terial and be ejected. These fragments may

hit the eyes of the user or any persons

standing in the vicinity.

– Only use saw blades with a chip angle ≤ 0°.

A chip angle > 0° will pull the saw into the

workpiece. There is a risk of injury caused

by saw kickback and the rotating work

piece.

– Before each use, check that the pendulum

guard is working correctly. Only use this

power tool when it is in perfect working or

der.

– Never reach into the chip ejector with your

hands. Rotating parts may injure your

hands.

– Dust that is harmful to your health may be

produced as you work (e.g. paint products

containing lead and some types of wood).

Contact with or inhalation of this dust may

pose a risk for the operating personnel or

persons in the vicinity. Observe the safety

regulations that apply in your country.

–

Wear a P2 respiratory mask to protect

your health. In enclosed spaces, ensure

that there is sufficient ventilation and con

nect a mobile dust extractor.

– Replace any sawn-off or damaged limit

stops. Damaged limit stops may be ejected

when you work with the saw. Any persons

standing in the vicinity of the saw may be

injured.

– Only use original Festool accessories and

consumables. Only accessories tested and

approved by Festool are safe and perfectly

adapted to the machine and application.

– The power tool should only be used indoors

and in a dry environment.

Do not look directly at the light.Optical

radiation can damage the eyes.

– Only for AS/NZS: The tool shall always be

supplied via residual current device with a

rated residual current of 30 mA or less.

2.4 Other risks

In spite of compliance with all relevant design

regulations, dangers may still present them

selves when the machine is operated, e.g.:

– Touching rotating parts from the side: Saw

blade, clamping flange, flange screw,

– Touching live parts when the housing is

open and the mains plug is still plugged in,

– Workpiece parts being thrown off,

– Parts of damaged tools being thrown off,

– Noise emissions,

– Dust emissions.

2.5 Sawing aluminium

When sawing aluminium, the following

measures must be taken for safety reasons:

– Install an upstream residual-current circuit

breaker (RCD, PRCD).

– Connect the power tool to a suitable dust

extractor.

– Regularly clean dust deposits from the mo

tor housing on the power tool.

– Use an aluminium saw blade.

Wear protective goggles.

2.6 Emission levels

The levels determined in accordance with EN

62841 are typically:

Sound pressure level L

PA

= 91 dB(A)

Sound power level L

WA

= 100 dB(A)

Uncertainty K = 3 dB

CAUTION

Noise generated when working

Risk of damage to hearing

► Use ear protection.

The specified noise emission values

– have been measured in accordance with a

standardised test procedure, can be used

to compare one power tool with another,

– and can also be used for a provisional as

sessment of the load.

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CAUTION

Depending on how the power tool is used,

particularly which type of workpiece is being

machined, the noise emitted by the power

tool during use may deviate from the speci

fied values.

► To protect the operator, safety measures

should be defined based on load estimates

obtained under real conditions of use. (All

parts of the operating cycle must be taken

into account here, including, for example,

times in which the power tool is switched

off or when it is switched on but idling.)

3 Intended use

The power tool is a stationary unit designed for

sawing blocks of wood, plastic, aluminium pro

files and similar materials. Do not use it to

process other materials, in particular steel,

concrete and mineral materials.

Only use Festool saw blades that are designed

for use in this power tool.

The saw blades must comply with the following

data:

– Saw blade diameter 216 mm

– Cutting width 2.3 mm (corresponds to the

tooth width)

– Locating bore 30 mm

– Standard blade thickness1.6 mm

– Saw blade in accordance with EN 847-1

– Saw blade with chip angle ≤ 0°

– Suitable for speeds above 5000 rpm

Festool saw blades comply with EN 847-1.

Only saw materials for which the saw blade in

question has been designed.

This power tool may only be used by experts or

instructed persons.

The user is liable for damage and acci

dents caused by improper and non-inten

ded use.

4 Technical data

Sliding compound mitre

saw

KS 60

Power 1200 W

Power supply 220–240 V~ 50–60

Hz

Speed (no-load)

1300–3500 rpm

Sliding compound mitre

saw

KS 60

Max. speed

[2]

5000 rpm

Max. mitre angle 60° left/right

Max. inclination angle 47/46° left/right

Saw blade dimensions 216 x 2.3 x 30 mm

Weight as per EPTA-

Procedure 01:2014

17.8 kg

5 Machine features

[1-1]

Handle

[1-2]

Safety button

[1-3]

On/Off switch

[1-4]

Lever for groove depth limit

[1-5]

Rotary knob for slide locking device

[1-6]

Lever for transport locking device

Spindle stop

[1-8]

Stop ruler (both sides)

[1-9]

Rotary knobs for securing the table

extension (both sides)

[1-10]

Angle display for mitre cuts

[1-11]

Lever for locking the mitre angle

[1-12]

Rotary base

[1-13]

Pendulum guard

[2-1]

Cable clamp

[2-2]

Extractor connector

[2-3]

On/off switch for spotlight (available

as an accessory depending on the

model)

[2-4]

FSZ120 fastening screw clamp

[2-5]

Adjusting wheel for setting the speed

[2-6]

Rotary knob for securing the rotary

base

[2-7]

Table extension (both sides)

[2-8]

Bevel holder for clamping the bevel

[2-9]

Star handle for securing the inclina

tion angle

[2-10]

Key storage box for the Allen key

[2] Max. speed in the event of faulty electronics.

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[2-11]

Cable winder with integral carry han

dle

[3]

Remove the transport safety device

[4]

Insulated gripping surfaces (grey

shaded area)

The illustrations specified are located at the be

ginning and end of the operating instructions.

6 Operation

6.1 Initial commissioning

WARNING

Unauthorised voltage or frequency!

Risk of accidents

► Observe the specifications on the ma

chine's name plate.

► Observe country-specific regulations.

Ensure that the power tool is securely

positioned. Risk of tipping over. If re

quired, observe the assembly instructions for

the MFT multifunction table or UG-KAPEX KS

60 underframe.

► Remove the transport safety device [3].

▷ Remove the protective sleeve from the

left-hand pulling rail

.

▷ Push the saw unit down, thus breaking

through the cable ties that are securing

it in place

.

▷ Remove the clamp from around the tilt

locking device

.

► Set up the machine and move it into the

working position.

6.2 Setting up and securing [5]

Pull out the mains plug before you carry

out any work on the machine.

Before securing, if required, install the A-SYS-

KS60 support legs (optional accessory). Thanks

to these support legs, the work surface on the

rotary base is at the same height as a Systainer

1. These Systainers mean that long workpieces

can then be supported [5].

You have the following options for

securing:

Secure the machine in such a way that it cannot

slip when you are working on it.

Screws[5A]: Use four screws to secure the ma

chine to the work surface. Use the holes [5A-1]

at the four support points on the saw table to do

this.

Fastening clamps [5B]: Use fastening

clamps [5B-1] to secure the machine to the

work surface. The support points are used to

firmly secure the machine while taking the cen

tre of gravity into consideration.

Clamping set (for MFT) [5C]: Use the clamping

set [5C-2] to secure the machine onto the Fes

tool MFT 3 or MFT/Kapex (SZ-KS) multifunction

table. The hexagonal holes [5C-1] close to the

table extension on both sides are used for this.

UG-KAPEX KS 60 underframe[5D]: Observe the

installation instructions that are enclosed with

the underframe.

6.3 Transport

CAUTION

Risk of crushing

The saw unit may swing out/extend

► The machine must always be transported

in the transport position that has been pro

vided for this purpose.

Risk of injury! The machine may slip out

of your hands when you are carrying it.

Always carry the machine with both hands, us

ing the carrying handles [6] provided.

Securing the machine (transport position)

► Wind up the mains cable on the cable wind

er [2-11] and use the cable clamp [2-1] to

secure it.

► Move the saw unit into the rear position and

lock it in place using the rotary knob [1-5].

► Swivel the saw unit into a vertical position.

▷ Loosen the star handle [2-9].

▷ Move the saw unit into a vertical posi

tion.

▷ Tighten the star handle.

► Lock the saw unit in place.

▷ Press and hold the safety button [1-2].

▷ Move the saw unit downwards until it

reaches the limit stop.

▷ Pull the lever for the transport locking

device [1-6].

▷ Release the safety button.

The saw unit remains in the lower position.

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► Swivel the rotary base into the right-hand

position.

▷ Release the rotary knob [2-6].

▷ Press and hold the detent lever [1-11].

▷ Swivel the rotary base [1-12] as far to

the right as it will go.

▷ Release the detent lever, close the rota

ry knob.

The machine is in the transport position [6].

The machine has several carrying

handles: Handles on the saw

unit[6-1], in the cord holder [6-3] and

the extension tables [6-2](when they

are securely in place.).

6.4 Working position

Unlock the machine (working position)

► Swivel the saw unit into a vertical position

(saw blade is vertical) [10].

► Push the saw unit downwards as far as the

limit stop and hold it there.

► Pull the lever for the transport locking de

vice [1-6].

► Slowly guide the saw unit upwards.

► Unwind the mains cable and plug in the

mains plug.

The machine is ready for operation.

6.5 Switch on/off

► Check the electrical safety of the power

connection.

► Move the machine into the working position

or release the lock on the saw unit.

► Press and hold the safety button [1-2].

► Press and hold the On/Off switch [1-3].

Press = ON

Release = OFF

7 Settings

7.1 Electronics

The machine features electronics with the fol

lowing properties:

Smooth start-up

The electronically controlled smooth start-up

ensures that the machine starts up jolt-free.

Speed control

You can continuously adjust the speed within

the speed range using the adjusting

wheel [2-5]. As a result, you can adapt the cut

ting speed in a way that best suits the relevant

material (see table).

Recommended position of the adjusting wheel

Wood 3 - 6

Plastic 3 - 5

Fibrous material 1 - 3

Aluminium and non-ferrous profiles 3 - 6

Current limiting

Current limiting prevents excessive current

consumption under extreme overload, which

can lead to a decrease in the motor speed. The

motor immediately restarts after the load is re

moved.

Temperature cut-out

When exceeding a certain engine temperature

level, the machine power supply and speed are

capped. The power tool continues operating at

reduced power to allow the ventilator to cool

the motor rapidly. The power tool resumes to

full performance automatically once the motor

has cooled sufficiently.

7.2 Connecting the mobile dust extractor

WARNING

Dust hazard

► Dust can be hazardous to health. Always

work with a dust extractor.

► Always read applicable national regula

tions before extracting hazardous dust.

Festool mobile dust extractor

A Festool mobile dust extractor with an extrac

tor hose diameter of 27 mm or 36 mm (36 mm

is recommended due to the reduced risk of

clogging) can be connected to the extractor

connector [2-2] at the elbow.

7.3 Setting the stop rulers [8]

Moving the stop rulers may make it nec

essary to implement special settings for

inclined cutting. In the case of inclined cutting,

there is a risk that the stop ruler will be sawed.

► Open the rotary knobs (on both sides) .

► Move the stop rulers [8-3] in such a way

that there is a maximum clearance of 8 mm

from the saw blade.

► While the machine is switched off, lower the

saw unit in a trial run to check whether the

saw blade comes into contact with the stop

rulers.

► Close the rotary knobs.

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The contact surface of the stop ruler

can be individually adjusted by screw

ing in suitable tap blocks [8A]. When

doing so, ensure that the functionality

of the saw is not restricted in any way.

7.4 Adjusting the table extension

► Open the rotary knob [8-3].

► Pull out the table extension [8-2] far

enough that the workpiece is laid out fully.

► Close the rotary knob.

If, despite the table extension being

extended as far as possible, the work

piece protrudes over the table, the

workpiece must be supported by oth

er means.

7.5 Selecting the saw blade

Festool saw blades are identified by a coloured

ring. The colour of the ring represents the ma

terial for which the saw blade is suited.

Colour Material Symbol

Yellow Wood, soft plastics

Red Plastics/mineral materi

als

Green Building materials

Blue Aluminium, steel/sand

wich panels

7.6 Replacing the saw blade [9]

WARNING

Risk of injury, electric shock

► Always disconnect the mains plug from the

socket before performing any work on the

machine.

CAUTION

Hot and sharp tool

Risk of injury

► Do not use any blunt or defective insert

tools.

► Always wear protective gloves when re

placing the saw blade.

Preparing the machine

► Pull out the mains plug and wind up the

mains cable.

► Move the saw unit downwards until it rea

ches the limit stop.

► Pull the lever for the transport locking de

vice [9-2].

► Slowly guide the saw unit upwards.

► Remove the hex key [9-7] from the holder in

the cable winder [9-10] (key storage box).

Remove the saw blade

► Press and hold the spindle stop [9-1].

► Use the hex key [9-7] to turn the saw blade

until the spindle stop clicks into place.

► Use the hex key to undo the screw [9-6]

(left-hand thread, turn in the direction of

the arrow).

► Remove the screw and flange [9-8].

► Release the spindle stop.

► Press and hold the safety button [9-3].

► Lift and hold the pendulum guard [9-4] with

one hand.

► Remove the saw blade [9-5].

Fitting the saw blade

The saw blade and flange must be free of dust

and dirt in order to ensure that the saw blade

runs smoothly.

The saw blade and flange must be free of

dust and dirt in order to ensure that the saw

blade runs smoothly.

► Insert the new saw blade [9-5].

The writing on the saw blade must be

visible. The saw blade's direction of rotation

must correspond to the direction of the ar

row [9-9].

► Insert the flange [9-8] in such a way that

the flange, holding thread and saw blade all

interlock perfectly with each other.

► Press and hold the spindle stop [9-1].

► Use the hex key [9-7] to turn the saw blade

until the spindle stop clicks into place.

► Insert the screw [9-6] and tighten it against

the direction of the arrow.

Risk of injury! Whenever you replace a

saw blade, always check that it is secure

ly in place. If a screw is loose, the saw blade

may become detached.

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8 Working with the power tool

WARNING

Flying tool parts/workpiece parts

Risk of injury

► Wear protective goggles.

► Ensure that no other persons are close to

the machine while it is being used.

► Always clamp workpieces tightly.

► The clamps must be fully laid out.

WARNING

The pendulum guard does not close

Risk of injury

► Stop the sawing process.

► Unplug the mains cable and remove waste.

In the event of damage, remove the pendu

lum guard.

Working safely

When working on the machine, observe

all of the safety notes that are listed at

the start and the following rules:

– Correct working position:

– At the front on the side of the operator;

– Head-on to the saw;

– Beside the line of cut.

– During operation, always hold the power

tool tightly by the handle [1-1] in your op

erating hand. Always keep your free hand

outside of the hazardous area.

– Only guide the power tool towards the

workpiece when it is switched on.

– Adjust the feed speed in order to prevent

the machine from overloading and to pre

vent the plastic from melting if you are cut

ting plastics.

– Ensure that the star handle [2-9] and the

rotary knob [2-6] have been tightened.

– Do not work on the power tool if its elec

tronics are defective as this may lead to ex

cessive speeds. Defective electronics mean

that there is no smooth start-up and the

speed regulation fails.

8.1 Clamping the workpiece

Warning! Note the workpiece's proper

ties:

Risk of injury

Securely in place – Place the workpieces on the

stop ruler. Do not process any workpieces that

have not been securely clamped.

Size – do not process workpieces that are too

small. In the interests of safety, the cut piece

remaining should be at least 30 mm long.

Small workpieces may be pulled backwards by

the saw blade and into the gap between the saw

blade and the stop ruler.

Correct support – Observe the maximum work

piece dimensions. Always use and secure ex

tensions to the workpiece support. Otherwise,

the workpiece may be subjected to internal

stresses, which may lead to sudden deforma

tions. If required, observe the information for

workpiece dimensions (see section )

7.4 .

Proceed as follows to clamp the workpiece [7]

► Push the saw unit downwards until it rea

ches the limit stop.

► Pull the lever for the transport locking de

vice [7-1].

► Slowly guide the saw unit upwards.

► Place the workpiece so that it is flush with

the stop ruler [7-3].

► Use the fastening clamp [7-2] to secure the

workpiece in place.

► Check that the workpiece is securely in

place.

8.2 Observe the workpiece dimensions

Maximum workpiece dimensions without

extension using accessory parts

Mitre/inclination

angle, to scale

Height x width x length

0°/0° 60 x 305 x 720 mm

45°/0° 60 x 215 x 720 mm

0°/45° right 20 x 305 x 720 mm

0°/45° left 40 x 305 x 720 mm

45°/45° right 20 x 215 x 720 mm

45°/45° left 40 x 215 x 720 mm

Maximum workpiece dimensions when

installing together with UG-KS60 and KA-KS60

The maximum height and width of the work

piece do not change if accessory parts are in

stalled. The contact surface when installing the

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base frame must be the same as the contact

surface when the table extension is extended.

Accessory part used Length

UG-AD-KS60 720 mm

KA-KS60 (on one side) 1880-2800 mm

KA-KS60 (on both sides) 3360-5200 mm

Long workpieces

Provide extra support for any workpieces that

protrude over the sawing surface:

► Provide extra support for any workpieces

that protrude over the sawing surface:

► Adjust the table extension, see section 7.4 .

► If the workpiece still protrudes, retract the

extension table and install a KA-KS60 trim

ming attachment (see section 8.2 ), or raise

the compound mitre saw using A-SYS-KS60

screw-in feet and then support the workpie

ces using T-LOC SYS-MFT Systainers that

are Systainer size 1.

► Use additional fastening clamps to secure

the workpiece.

Thin workpieces

During sawing, thin workpieces may wobble or

break.

► During sawing, thin workpieces may wobble

or break.

► Reinforce the workpiece: Clamp it together

with wood offcuts.

Heavy workpieces

► To guarantee the stability of the machine,

even when sawing heavy workpieces, adjust

the support foot [8-5] so that it is flush with

the base.

8.3 Clamping the workpiece

Warning! Note the workpiece's proper

ties:

Risk of injury

Securely in place – Place the workpieces on the

stop ruler. Do not process any workpieces that

have not been securely clamped.

Size – do not process workpieces that are too

small. In the interests of safety, the cut piece

remaining should be at least 30 mm long.

Small workpieces may be pulled backwards by

the saw blade and into the gap between the saw

blade and the stop ruler.

Correct support – Observe the maximum work

piece dimensions. Always use and secure ex

tensions to the workpiece support. Otherwise,

the workpiece may be subjected to internal

stresses, which may lead to sudden deforma

tions. If required, observe the information for

workpiece dimensions (see section )

7.4 .

Proceed as follows to clamp the workpiece [7]

► Push the saw unit downwards until it rea

ches the limit stop.

► Pull the lever for the transport locking de

vice [7-1].

► Slowly guide the saw unit upwards.

► Place the workpiece so that it is flush with

the stop ruler [7-3].

► Use the fastening clamp [7-2] to secure the

workpiece in place.

► Check that the workpiece is securely in

place.

Check that the pendulum guard can move

The pendulum guard must always be able

to move freely and close independently.

► Pull out the mains plug.

► Take hold of the pendulum guard and, as a

trial run, slide it into the saw unit.

The pendulum guard must be easy to move

and must be almost fully lowered into the

pendulum hood.

Cleaning the area of the saw blade

► Always keep the area around the pendulum

guard clean.

► Clear dust and chippings by blowing out

with compressed air or using a brush.

Compound mitre saws

The basic function of the compound mitre saw

is to saw using a fixed saw unit with no inclina

tion. Recommended: Workpieces up to 70 mm

in width.

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The rotary knob [1-5] locks the saw unit so that

it can no longer be moved forwards or back

wards.

The spotlight SL-KS60 (available as

an accessory depending on the mod

el) casts a shadow over the saw blade

and onto the workpiece. Use the

On/Off switch [2-3] to activate this

function. The cutting line becomes

visible when the saw unit is lowered.

Slide-sawing

When slide-sawing, the saw blade is guided to

the workpiece from the front, which means the

sawing is controlled and requires less effort.

Recommended for workpieces over 70 mm in

width.

Correct sawing process when slide-sawing

Avoid reverse cutting. When sawing, do

not pull the lowered saw unit up to the

body. The saw blade could hook in and the saw

unit could accelerate towards the operator.

► Release the rotary knob for the slide locking

device [1-5].

► Pull the saw unit to the limit stop.

► Press and hold the safety button [1-2].

► Push the saw unit down and, when doing so,

press and hold the On/Off switch [1-3].

► Only guide the saw unit towards the work

piece once the set speed has been reached.

► Cut the workpiece; slide the saw unit

through the workpiece until the limit stop.

► Once the cut is complete, guide the saw unit

back to its upwards position.

The pendulum guard closes automatically.

► Release the safety button and the On/Off

switch. Close the rotary knob.

8.4 Saw the mitre angle [10]

Standard mitre angle

The following mitre angles (left and right) auto

matically engage: 0°, 15°, 22.5°, 30°, 45°, 60°

Setting the standard mitre angle

► Release the rotary knob .

► Press the detent lever but do not hook it in

to place

.

► Rotate the rotary base into the required po

sition

; release the detent lever shortly

before the required angle has been

reached.

The rotary base easily clicks into place at

the intended mitre angles.

► Close the rotary knob

.

Setting individual mitre angles

► Release the rotary knob .

► Press the detent lever

and let it click in

to place by pressing on it at the left.

► Continuously swivel the rotary base into the

required position

.

► Close the rotary knob

.

8.5 Saw the mitre angle [10]

Standard mitre angle

The following mitre angles (left and right) auto

matically engage: 0°, 15°, 22.5°, 30°, 45°, 60°

Setting the standard mitre angle

► Release the rotary knob .

► Press the detent lever but do not hook it in

to place

.

► Rotate the rotary base into the required po

sition

; release the detent lever shortly

before the required angle has been

reached.

The rotary base easily clicks into place at

the intended mitre angles.

► Close the rotary knob

.

Setting individual mitre angles

► Release the rotary knob .

► Press the detent lever

and let it click in

to place by pressing on it at the left.

► Continuously swivel the rotary base into the

required position

.

► Close the rotary knob

.

8.6 Saw inclined cuts [11]

Moving or removing the stop rulers

may make it necessary to implement special

settings for inclined cutting, see section 7.3 .

Inclination to the left between 0° and 45°

► Loosen the star handle .

► Tilt the saw unit to the desired cutting angle

.

► Tighten the star handle

.

Inclination to the right between 0° and 45°:

► Loosen the star handle .

► Press the release button

; if required,

relieve the tension by slightly tilting it in the

opposite direction.

► Tilt the saw unit to the desired cutting angle

.

► Tighten the star handle .

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46-47° inclination to the right/left

(undercutting)

► Loosen the star handle .

► Press the release button

; if required,

relieve the tension by slightly tilting it in the

opposite direction.

► Tilt the saw unit to the limit stop

.

► Press the release button again

.

► Tilt the saw unit again

.

► Tighten the star handle

.

8.7 Sawing grooves

The continuously adjustable groove depth limit

can be used to individually define groove areas

using the total cutting depth. Grooving or facing

is therefore possible at any height for any work

piece size.

The round shape of the saw blade

means that, when grooving, a slight

cutting curve upwards is required.

For grooving that is precisely horizon

tal, a tap block must be clamped be

tween the workpiece and the stop rul

er so that a clearance of 4 cm can be

guaranteed.

► Move the machine into the working position.

Only turn down the lever for the

groove depth limit [1-4] if the saw

unit is in the upper position (= work

ing position).

► Pull the lever for the groove depth lim

it [1-4] all the way to the front.

The saw unit can now be pushed down only

as far as the preset cutting depth.

► Turn the lever for the groove depth limit to

set the required depth (turn to the left = in

crease the groove depth, turn to the right =

decrease the groove depth)

Push down the saw unit as a trial run to check

whether the groove depth limit is set to the re

quired groove depth.

Only push the saw unit down when the

lever for the groove depth limit has

engaged in one of the two end posi

tions. Risk of damage to the power

tool.

► Make the cuts.

► To deactivate the groove depth limit, reset

the lever [1-4].

9 Service and maintenance

WARNING

Risk of injury, electric shock

► Always pull the mains plug from the socket

before performing any servicing and main

tenance work.

► All maintenance and repair work which re

quires the motor housing to be opened

should always be carried out by an author

ised service workshop.

Customer service and repairs

must only be carried out by the

manufacturer or service work

shops. Find the nearest address

at: www.festool.co.uk/service

Always use original Festool

spare parts. Order no. at:

www.festool.co.uk/service

EKAT

1

2

3

5

4

Follow the instructions below:

► Damaged safety devices and components

must be repaired or replaced in a recog

nised specialist workshop, unless otherwise

indicated in the operating manual.

► Use an extractor on all openings of the pow

er tool to remove wood chips and splinters.

Sawing chips and small parts that get

caught up in the sawing channel can be

gently pulled out through the open

ing [12-4].

► To ensure constant air circulation, always

keep the cooling air openings in the housing

clean and free of blockages.

Cleaning the machine regularly, espe

cially the adjusting devices and guides, is

an important safety factor.

The tool is equipped with special self-discon

necting carbon brushes. If they wear out, the

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power supply is disconnected automatically and

the tool stops.

9.1 Replacing the chip deflector [12]

To ensure that dust and chips are col

lected properly, you must only work if

a chip deflector is installed.

► Undo the screws [12-1] on the guard, re

move the chip deflector and clamp.

► Attach the clamp [12-2] to the new chip de

flector.

► Screw the chip deflector [12-3], along with

the clamp, onto the guard.

9.2 Replacing the tabletop insert [13]

Always replace worn tabletop inserts. Never

use the machine without tabletop inserts.

► Unscrew the position marking for the bevel.

► Undo the screws in the tabletop insert.

► Replace the tabletop insert and position

marking .

► Reattach the screws.

► Check that the position markings

lie

on a line that, at the same time, must run at

a right angle to the stop rulers.

9.3 Cleaning/replacing the spotlight

window (available as an accessory

depending on the model

The spotlight SL-KS60 lights up the cutting

edge on the workpiece. Dust-intensive work

may affect the power of the light. Proceed as

follows to clean the spotlight [13]:

► Move the machine into the working position.

► Pull out the spotlight window by hand, and

clean/replace it.

► Reinsert the spotlight window.

The spotlight window audibly clicks into

place.

10 Accessories

The order numbers of the accessories and tools

can be found in the Festool catalogue or on the

Internet under "www.festool.com".

In addition to the accessories described, Fes

tool also provides a comprehensive range of

system accessories that allow you to use your

saw more effectively and in diverse applica

tions, e.g.:

• Trimming attachment KA-KS60

• Base frame UG-KAPEX KS 60

• Screw-in feet A-SYS-KS60

• Clamping connection for MFT SZ-KS

• Bevel SM-KS60

• Spotlight SL-KS60

10.1 Bevel SM-KS60 (available as an

accessory depending on the model)

The bevel can be used to gauge any angle (e.g.

between two walls). The bevel therefore forms

the angle bisection.

Gauging the interior angle [14A]

► Open the locking device [14-2].

► Swivel the router [14-1] out in order to

gauge the interior angle.

► Close the locking device.

The dashed mark [14-4] provides the angle bi

section. The angle bisection can be transferred

via the outside edges of the bevel to the position

markings

on the rotary base.

Gauging the exterior angle [14B]

► Open the locking device [14-2].

► Slide the aluminium profiles [14-3] on the

router forwards.

► Swivel the router [14-1] out so that the alu

minium profiles are at the exterior angle.

► Close the locking device.

► Slide the aluminium profiles for the two

routers back again.

Transferring the angle [15]

► Place the angle bevel perfectly in place on

one of the stop rulers

.- press with your

thumb.

► Release the rotary knob

2

.

► Hook in the detent lever

3

.

► Swivel the rotary base

4

, until the out

side edge of the bevel is congruent with the

marking

5

.

To do so, the bevel must be positioned

so that it is parallel to the stop of the

compound mitre saw. At the same

time, apply pressure to the stop ruler

by pressing in the recessed grip with

your thumb.

► Close the rotary knob

6

, remove the an

gle bevel.

The angle is transferred, the sawing process

can be started.

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10.2 Saw blades, other accessories

In order to saw different materials quickly and

cleanly, Festool offers saw blades for all appli

cations and these are specially designed for

your Festool portable circular saw.

11 Environment

Do not dispose of the device in the

household waste! Recycle devices, ac

cessories and packaging. Observe appli

cable national regulations.

EU only: In accordance with European Directive

on waste electrical and electronic equipment

and implementation in national law, used power

tools must be collected separately and handed

in for environmentally friendly recycling.

Information on REACH: www.festool.com/reach

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